Screen Reader Mode Icon
Read each test question carefully and then choose the best answer. At the end of the exam you will be given your score. You are required to score at least an 80 percent on the exam to pass. Items marked with an * are required. Certifications are done manually and the email may take until the end of the next business day to be received.

Question Title

* 1. Longspring traps are legal in Washington for recreational trappers.

Question Title

* 2. Cage traps are also known as body gripping traps.

Question Title

* 3. Muskrat "colony traps" must be checked every 72 hours.

Question Title

* 4. It is legal to trap bobcat with a snare during the open season.

Question Title

* 5. Only first-time trappers under 18 years of age are required to complete Trapper Education training.

Question Title

* 6. All traps that a trapper sets must have a tag attached with the trapper’s name and address or their WILD I.D. number.

Question Title

* 7. A trapper’s report of catch is only required to be submitted to WDFW by trappers 21 years of age or older.

Question Title

* 8. It is legal to set a 330 Conibear trap during the recreational trapping season as long as it is under water.

Question Title

* 9. A trapping license allows you to trap animals such as raccoons and then keep them as pets.

Question Title

* 10. It is legal for a landowner to remove traps that are set on their property without their permission.

Question Title

* 11. Non-edible parts of game animals or game birds can be used as trap bait as long as they can't be seen by flying raptors.

Question Title

* 12. Always let someone know where you will be trapping in case an accident occurs.

Question Title

* 13. Many furbearers can be quite tasty when properly prepared.

Question Title

* 14. Furbearers are a public resource.

Question Title

* 15. When dispatching an animal in a populated area, a trapper should try to find a more secluded location on the property when possible.

0 of 46 answered
 

T